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Briefing on the criminal justice aspects of the Judicial Review and Courts Bill October, 2021 Click here to download a PDF |
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Joint briefing on video and audio links in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021 October, 2021 Click here to download a PDF |
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Resolving crimes without going to court – a messaging guide July, 2021 Click here to download a PDF |
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Not remotely fair? Access to a lawyer in the police station during the Covid-19 pandemic February, 2021 Click here to download a PDF |
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The Sentencing Council and criminal justice: leading role or bit part player? December, 2020 Click here to download a PDF |
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Reframing crime and justice: a guide to improving communications Click here to download a PDF |
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Deflect and divert: a common sense approach to dealing with low level crime Click here to download a PDF |
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24 hours in police custody – is police detention overused? June, 2020 Click here to download a PDF |
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The criminal defender in an age of austerity: Zealous advocate or cog in a machine? July, 2019 Click here to download a PDF |
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Path of little resistance: is pre-trial detention of children really a last resort? December, 2018 Click here to download a PDF |
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Love, fear and control – does the criminal justice system reduce domestic abuse? August, 2018 Click here to download a PDF |
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Presumed innocent but behind bars – is remand overused in England and Wales? March, 2018 Click here to download a PDF |
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Less is more – the case for dealing with offences out of court By Rob Allen, December 2017 Click here to download a PDF |
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Defendants on video – conveyor belt justice or a revolution in access? Edited by Penelope Gibbs October 2017. Click here to download a PDF |
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Rethinking Judicial Independence Edited by Matthew Rogers and Penelope Gibbs July 2017. Click here to download a PDF |
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Reframing Crime and Justice – A Handy Guide January 2017 Click here to download a PDF |
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The Sentencing Council for England and Wales: brake or accelerator on the use of prison? By Rob Allen, December 2016. Click here to download a PDF |
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Justice denied? The experience of unrepresented defendants in the criminal courts By Penelope Gibbs, April 2016 Click here to download a PDF |
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New Narratives: Changing the Frame on Crime and Justice Click here to download a PDF |
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The role of the magistrate? By Penelope Gibbs, January 2016 Click here to download a PDF |
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Rehabilitation Devolution – how localising justice can reduce crime and imprisonment By Rob Allen, December 2015 Click here to download a PDF |
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Innocent but broke – rough justice? By Penelope Gibbs, October 2015 Click here to download a PDF |
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Fit for purpose: do magistrates get the training and development they need? By Penelope Gibbs, December 2014 Click here to download a PDF |
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‘Like a holiday camp’: mapping the gaps on criminal justice reform in England and Wales By Penelope Gibbs, November 2014 Click here to download a PDF |
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Reframing crime and justice in England and Wales By Penelope Gibbs, November 2014 Click here to download a PDF |
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Breaking out the courtroom: how free are US judges to engage and innovate? By Penelope Gibbs, 2014 Click here to download a PDF |
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Magistrates: representatives of the people? By Penelope Gibbs, February 2014 Click here to download a PDF |
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Justice reinvestment: empty slogan or sustainable future for penal policy? By Rob Allen, February 2014 Click here to download a PDF |
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By mistakes we learn? September 2013 Click here to download a PDF |
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Managing magistrates’ courts May 2013 Click here to download a PDF |